La Mouette et les Dromadaires

We were here for lunch. The place is absolutely amazing. Remote, wild, ocean and rocks - giving a feeling of alien, still very civilised. The food was the best we eat in Morocco so far. We had red tuna tartar and tabule and a grilled San Pier fish. Extremely tasty and fresh. Service - amazing! All very friendly. And all this in front of the ocean waves spectacle.

The food at this restaurant is excellent and of high quality. The service from the waitresses was also very professional and courteous; their interaction was pleasant and deserves appreciation. My only complaint concerns a woman (whose name I forget), who appeared to be from the management or supervisory staff. She spoke inappropriately and loudly to the waitresses, which does not reflect well on the establishment. Aside from this isolated incident, my experience at the restaurant was wonderful, and I thank all the staff for their efforts and excellent service.

A pure seaside bliss from the moment you walk in. The food tastes like it came straight from the sea: fresh, full of flavour, and made with heart. The wine list is smoother than a desert breeze at sunset. Even the kids are happily entertained while you unwind. A perfect blend of Moroccan charm and laid-back style. Inshallah style: Shukran!

Beautiful spot with very gracious staff and delicious food. BUT starting at 4pm it turns into a disco that is very loud and goes on late into the night. They should advertise this before people book. We enjoyed most of our time immensely but the music is so loud even with ear plugs it was difficult to get to sleep because our room was vibrating.

We had a fabulous lunch here yesterday. All 6 of us thought the food , service , location and vibe were lovely. My fishy friends had super fresh sea bass and monkfish which they loved and I had the Moroccan lamb burger which was superb. All in all a great place to hang out with good food.

The food is deeply satisfying, with flavors that feel both familiar and surprising. Every dish was delicious and you can sense the intention behind each element—from the spices to the textures. There is a strong Mediterranean/North African influence (as the name hints), but it’s presented in a way that feels modern and elevated without being pretentious. Service is attentive yet discreet. The staff has a calm presence, and you get the sense that they genuinely care about your experience rather than just going through the motions. I loved it. I recommend it and good luck for this beautiful story you are starting there.

Relaxed, quiet luxury. Boutique rooms in high demand. No pool, just wonderful ocean views and peace, calm and lovely food.

We went for a late lunch at La Mouette with our baby and toddler whilst staying in Sidi Kouaki. The food was exceptional with the octopus carpaccio a particular highlight. They didn't have an alcohol licence when we visited but the non-alcoholic cocktails were so delicious it didn't matter. Definitely make the effort to go for lunch if in the region, it was one of the highlights of our trip.